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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

WILHELM HERZBERG, OF BERLIN-WILMERSDORF, AND OSWALD SCI-IARFENBERG, OF

BERLiN-SCHONEBERG, GERMANY, ASSIGNORS TO ACTIEN GESELLSCHAFT rim ANILINFABRIKATION, or BERLIN, GERMANY.

ORT I-IO-OXYAZO DYES.

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T all whom it may concern:

. Be it known that we WILI-IELM HERZBERG and OSWALD SOHARFENBE-RG,citizens of the German Republic, residing at Berlin-Wilmersdorf,Germany, and Berlin-Schoneberg, Germany, our P. 0. address beingPrinzregentenstr. 10, Berlin-VVilmersdorf, Germany, and Rosenheimerstr.12, Berlin- Schoneberg, Germany, have invented certain new and usefulImprovements in Ortho- Oxyazo Dyes, of which the following is avspecification. v

Our present invention relates to new ortho-oxy-azo-dyes which may beobtained by combining a polyhalogen-2-diazo-l-oxy derivative of thebenzene series with a mono oxynaphthalene-sulfonic acid.

These new dyes form in the dry pulverized shape of their sodium saltsdark powders soluble in water with a violet color the aqueous solutionbecoming more reddish by addition of sodium carbonate and orange to redby addition of sodium hydroxide, by an acid an orange to red precipitatebeing separated.

The new dyes when dyed in the presence of an alkali metal chromate andan ammonium salt, such as ammonium sulfate, furnish on wool reddish-blueto violet tints of an excellent fastness to the action of light, towashing and to milling; the same shades being obtained by dyeing on woolmordanted with a chromium mordant or by dyeing wool in' an acid bath andtreating these tints afterwards with chromium mordants.

In order to illustrate our invention the following examples are giventhe parts being by weight 1. 21.3 parts ofAhfi-trichlor-Q-amino-lsolution of 25 parts ofl-oxynaphthalene-'esulfonic acid (sodium salt), alkaline with sodiumcarbonate. The dyestuif is salted outexamples or to the I detailsSpecification of Letters Patent. Pate t d A 15 1922 Application filedNovember 5, 1921. Serial No. 513,169.

and worked up as usual. It dyes wool with chromlum-mordants violet tintsof a very good fastness.

2. The diazo compoundof 24.7 parts of3.4.5.6-tetra.-chlor-2-amino-1-oxybenzene is coupled w1th 25 parts ofl-oxynaphthalene- 5-suli on1c acid (sodium salt) in a solutioncontalning sodium carbonate. The'dyestufi' separated in the usual mannerdyes Wool w th chromium mor'dants reddish-blue tints.

3. 21.3 parts of 3.LG-trichlor-Q-amino-loxybenzene are diazotized in theusual manner and the diazo compound is allowed to run into a solution of25 parts of 2-oxynaphthaleneG-sulfonic acid (sodium salt), alkaline withsodium carbonate. The dye is separated and worked up in the ner; it dyeson wool with chromium mordants red-violet tints of an excellentfastness.

It is obvious to those skilled in the art that our lnvention is notlimited to the foregoing t given therein. S1m1lar dyes may be obtainedfor example by substitution for the trichlor-2-amino-loxybenzenes in theexamples 1 and 3, their homologues.

usual man- The new dyes correspond to the general X/Y\X X indicatin hdro en al 1 halo enat least two of theih be ing halo gen. b What weclaim is--:

1. The new ortho-oxy-azo-dyes which form in the dry pulverized shape oftheir sodium salts dark powders soluble in water with-a violet color,from which an acid separates an orange to red precipitate, the aqueoussolution becoming more reddish by' addition of sodium carbonate andorange to red by ELClClltlOIL of sodium hydroxide, yielding uponreduction a polyha-logen-2aminoammonium salt l-oxy-derivative of thebenzene series and an amino monoxy naphthalene sulfonic acid, dyeing onWool in the presence of an alkaline met-a1 chromate and an ammoniumsalt, such as ammonium sulfate, reddishblue to violet tints of anexcellent fastness, the same shades being obtained by dyeing 0n woolmordanted with a chromium mordant or by dyeing wool in an acid bath andtreating these tints afterwards with chromium mordants, which dyes maybe obtained by combining a polyhalogen-z-diazo-l-oxy-derivative of thebenzene series with a; mono oxy-naphthalene-sulfonic acid.

.2. The new ortho-oxy-azo-dyes which form in thedry pulverized shape oftheir sodium salts dark powders soluble in water with a violet colorfrom which an acid separates an orange to red precipitate, the aqueoussolution becoming morereddish by addition of sodium carbonate and orangeto red by additionof sodium hydroxide, yielding upon reduction apolyhalogen-Q-aminol-oxybenzene and an amino-mono-oxy-naphthalene-sulfonic acid dyeing on wool in the presence ofan alkali metal chromate andan (such as ammonium sulfate), reddish-blue to violet tints of anexcellent: fastness, the same shades being-obtained by dyeing on woolmordanted with a chromium mordant or bydyeing wool in an acid bath andtreating these tints afterwards with chromium mordants, --which dyeslmaybe obtainedby combining a polyhalogen-2-diazo-l-oxybenzene with amonooxynaphthalene-sulfonic acid;

The new ortho-oxy-azo-dye which form in the dry pulverized shape oftheir sodium salts vdark powders soluble in water with a violet color,from which an acid separates an orange'to red precipitate, the aqueoussolution becoming more reddish by addition of-sodium carbonateandorangeto red by addition of sodium hydroxide yieldingupon reductiontrihalogen-2-amino-l-oxybenzene and an amino-oxynaphthalene-sulfonicacid, dyeing on wool in the presence of an alkali metal chromate and anammonium salt, such as ammonium sulfate, reddish-blue'to violet tints ofan excellent fastness, the same shades being obtained by dyeing on woolmordanted with a chromium mordant or by dyeing wool in an acid bath andtreating these tints afterwards with chromium mordants, which dyes maybe obtained by combining a trihalogen-Q-diazo-1 oxybenzine with anoxyna'phthalen'e-sulfonic acid.

i. The new ortho-oXy-azo-dyes which form in the dry pulverized shape oftheir sodium salts dark powders soluble'in water with a violet color,"from which an acidseparates an orange to red precipitate, the aqueoussolution becoming IHOIQIQClCllSh by addition 'of sodium carbonate andorange to red by addition of sodium hydroxide, yielding upon these tintsafterwards with chromium mordants, which dyes may be obtained by cominthe dry pulverized shape of their sodium free acids to the generalformula:

reduction trichlor-Q-amino-l-oxybenzene and an amino oxy naphthalenesulfonic acid, dyeing on wool in the presence of an alkali metalchromate and an ammonium salt, such as ammonium sulfate, reddish-blue toviolet tints of an excellent fastness, the same shades: being obtainedby dyeing on wool mordanted with a chromium mordant or by dyeingwool inan acid bath and treating bining a trichlor-Q-diazo-1-oxybenzene withan, oxyanaphthalene-sulfonic acid.

5. The new ortho-oxy-azo-dyes which form salts dark powders soluble inwaterwith a violet color, from which an acid-separates an orange to redprecipitate, the aqueous solution becoming morereddish by additionof-sodium carbonate and orange to red by addition ofsodium hydroxide,yielding upon reduction a trichlor-2-amino-l-oxybenzene anda2amino-1-oxy-naphthalene-sulfonic acid, dyeing on wool in thepresenceofi an alkali metal chromate and an ammonium salt, such asammonium sulfate, reddishblue to violet tints of an excellent fastness,the same shades being obtained by dyeing 0n wool mordanted with achromium mordant or by dyeing wool in an acid bath andtrea-t ing thesetints afterwards with chromium mordants, which dyes may be obtainedbycombining a trichlor-2-diazo-1'-oxybenzene with a1-oXy-naphthalene-sulfonic acid.

6. The new ortho-oxy-azo-dyes which form in the dry pulverized shape oftheir sodium salts dark powders soluble in water with a violet color,from which an acid separates an orange to red precipitate, the aqueoussolution becoming more reddish by addition of sodium carbonate and orane to red-by addition of sodium carbonate,y1elding upon reduction3.4.6-trichlor-2-amino-l-oxybenzene and a2amino-1-oxynaphthalenesulfonic acid, dyeing on wool in the presence ofan alkali metal chromate and an ammonium salt, such as ammonium sulfate,reddishblue to violettints of an excellent fastness, the same shadesbeing obtained by dyeing on woolmordanted with a chromium mordant or bydyeing woolin an acid bath and treating these tints afterwards withchromium mordants, which dyes correspond-as 1 7. The newortho-oxy-fazo-dye which forms from which an acid separates a redprecipitate, the aqueous solution becoming bluishred by addition ofsodium carbonate and orange by addition of sodium hydroxide,

yielding upon reduction 3.4.6-trichlor-2- amino 1 oxybenzene and 2 aminol-ox'y wool mordanted with a chromium mordant or by dyeing wool in anacid bath and treating these tints afterwards with chromium mordants,which dye corresponds as free acid to the formula:

In testimony whereof we aflix our signatures in presence of twoWitnesses.

WVILHELM HERZBERG. OSVVALD SCHARFENBERG.

Witnesses:

MAX BRAUM, WALTER JoHANNEs.

